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Wynn Las Vegas – Resort King Room Review

By Author Jake Hoffman

Posted on Last updated: May 16, 2023

Key Points:

• Wynn is known for luxury, and this room lived up to the hype – Everything from the decor to the room’s layout and technology features left me impressed.
• The broader resort experience was also spectacular – Wynn’s pool complex, buffet, shopping, and casino floor are all top-tier.
• While I can’t afford to spend up for Wynn every visit, I look forward to coming back for a special occasion or date weekend.

There are few hotels in Las Vegas that I have yet to experience, but Wynn has sat atop the to-do list for some time. While I stay on the Strip frequently, it’s difficult to pull the trigger on a high end resort when you have discounted or comp room offers from other chains.

To book Wynn at a discount, I leveraged the Wynn Slots phone app . While it’s now impossible to get a free room without in-app purchases, booking through the game was still a solid deal. I spent about $250 for a 2-night stay that would have cost me over $600 if booking directly through Wynn. Notably, the $45/night resort fee is waived when booking through the Wynn Slots app adding to the value proposition.

It should come as no surprise that my stay in a Wynn Resort King Room was impressive. Below, I’ll share my experience along with plenty of photos and video to help you get a feel for the room!

Wynn Check-In Experience

Wynn emailed me at 5:30 am the day I was supposed to check in encouraging me to do so online, noting they would then let me know when the room is ready. I did so and received an email at 11 am that my room was ready and that I could pick up my keys either at the front desk or an automated kiosk.

I opted for an automated kiosk as there was no line, and I had no intention of requesting an upgrade or attempting the $20 trick . Within 5 minutes, the kiosk spit out my room keys and off to the elevator I went to check out my room.

While many resorts now charge for early check-in, it was refreshing to be offered that small luxury for free. Off to a great start.

Inside the Wynn Resort King Room

The room I was assigned was on the 14th floor overlooking the Strip. It was also right outside the elevator room which had me apprehensive. There’s nothing worse than hearing the “ding” of the elevator arriving at all hours of the night when you need some sleep. Surprisingly, I never heard a ding… or noise at all besides the occasional neighbor’s door opening or closing.

Needless to say, first impressions of the room were strong.

Wynn Resort King Bathroom

The Resort King bathroom had a deep soaking tub that I suspect is big enough for two people. I’m personally a 6′ 5″ giant, but I was able to cram my lanky frame in with room to spare. The shower is large, glass-encased, and fully enclosed. Inside is a bench and a detachable showerhead.

As you would also expect, there is a dual vanity and premium bath products stocked both in the shower and upon the vanity. I’m not a bath product expert per se, but this was stuff I actually used. Seriously, forgetting body wash, shampoo, etc. shouldn’t be a concern if staying at Wynn.

Man, it’s nice. Like a piece of art. From the distinct checkered carpet to the illuminated flower murals on the walls, the Resort King room was nothing short of a feast for the eyes. Hell, even the minibar (that I am altogether too cheap to even consider touching) was visually appealing.

The TV isn’t visible from the bed in its retracted position, but the wall mount allows it to be angled so that it’s viewable from wherever you are in the room.

Other amenities in the room included a small table with 2 chairs, a couch with an ottoman, and a work desk with a chair that is too short to make ergonomic sense, but I made it work.

The bed, as you would expect, was absurdly comfortable as were the pillows.

A fun side note: If you love the mattress at Wynn, or nearly anywhere in Vegas, you can buy that model for use at home. More on Las Vegas hotel mattress purchases here .

My favorite aspect of the room, however, was the layout which has the bed facing the window, providing a view of the Strip.

It wasn’t a huge issue, but cell phone reception (T-Mobile in my case) was non-existent in my room. Although wireless internet is included in the resort fee, I had mine waived, meaning I had to pony up $19.99 per device per day for wireless.

Renovations Upcoming

While Wynn’s hotel product is already among the best in Las Vegas, they recently announced a $200 million renovation project that will start in the summer of 2021 and be complete by early 2022. The best just get better.

In-Room Technology

The icing on the cake at Wynn is the technology that gives you options for controlling aspects of the room and the ability to get information about the resort.

While there are touchpads on the wall that allow you to adjust lighting and open/close the drapes, there is also a tablet-like device that allows you to do the same from bed. The tablet also provides the ability to illuminate the privacy light, get weather information, and set an alarm.

Taking it one step further, each hotel room at Wynn is equipped with an Alexa device that allows you to play music, get restaurant/amenity hours of operation, adjust lighting, adjust the drapes, adjust the temperature, and turn on/off the privacy light. Your personal device can also easily be paired with your room’s Alexa.

The Pool At Wynn

The luxury amenities at Wynn extend beyond your hotel room. We absolutely loved taking advantage of the pool every morning before hitting the town.

Shaped like an elongated barbell, the main pool is comprised of two large pools connected by a long, narrow section in between.

There are plenty of loungers scattered across the complex and we were able to find both shade and sun. Of course, a poolside bar is available, as are several table games.

Surrounded by plant life and beautiful cabanas, Wynn’s pool deck is a can’t miss aspect of the resort experience.

Wynn Plaza Shops

Not a shopping person myself, malls are usually a huge “nope” when planning travel itineraries. Wynn’s Plaza Shops are a notable exception though, ranking among the best shopping experiences in Las Vegas.

While there are luxury shops, and Urth Cafe is a great place to grab a cup of coffee, the reason you make time to visit is the aesthetic beauty. In addition to the shops themselves being easy on the eyes, there is always intriguing art on display.

Other Tips to Employ at Wynn

• The Cafe, just off the casino floor and near the hotel elevators is a great spot to grab a coffee in the morning, however, the line tends to be substantial. We got around this by ordering online in advance then walking up to the counter to pick it up. Slick.
• Wynn is currently tier matching status earned through other loyalty programs. Take advantage of it if it makes sense!
• The Buffet at Wynn is recognized as being among the best in Las Vegas for a reason. Check out our review of Wynn’s buffet, here , to gauge if adding it to your itinerary could make sense!
• Explore the conservatory. You can’t miss it. Located near both the main entrance and hotel check-in, you would be nuts to miss this photo opportunity. It can be challenging to get a pic without strangers in the shot, but if you give it some time, you can usually snag a person-free photo.

If you haven’t yet had the opportunity to stay at Wynn, do it. The rooms are among the most luxurious on the Strip, and that stamp of quality is reflected across the resort. From the pool, to dining options and common areas, Wynn is among the most beautiful properties in Las Vegas.

See Also: Take a look at our reviews of similar hotel rooms :

• Luxury King Suite at Venetian
• Encore Resort King
• Luxury Room at The Cromwell
• Conrad branded room at Resorts World
• King room at Circa (Stadium Swim View)
• Bellagio Premier King
• Aria Deluxe King (Strip View)

I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.

Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.

More about me, here .

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Friday 16th of July 2021

Interesting, I've never had a room that didn't have a separate water closet (was this an accessible room?). Also in my 5 stays I've never had the tablet in my room (beginning of July was my last stay), hope that comes with the new batch of decor! Good review, it's a great resort!

Saturday 10th of July 2021

Be sure to go back to Wynn Las Vegas and stay at the Encore side fo the property. Encore rooms are significantly larger and offer a different experience. The many and diverse restaurants offer at Wynn Las Vegas and Encore are also top-notch and not to be missed. Great review!

Everything You Need to Know About the New Rooms at Wynn Las Vegas

The Rooms and Suites at Wynn Las Vegas complete a comprehensive and stylish upgrade.

By Laurie Brookins for Wynn Magazine

From the moment frequent guests step onto the resort elevators after checking in at Wynn Las Vegas , they  will sense something is different.

“We really wanted to enhance the complete experience, and that includes both the elevator doors and their adjacent lobbies,” says Todd-Avery Lenahan, President and Chief Creative Officer of Wynn Design & Development. “Once you’ve departed the registration desk, there’s always this moment of anticipation about how great your room will be, so we wanted to set the stage starting with your arrival at the elevator banks. Something beautifully relaxing awaits you upstairs.”

That excitement is well earned. The design concept for Wynn’s 2,750 rooms and suites is the most comprehensive refurbishment of the resort’s accommodations since its debut in 2005.

“We’ve done soft updates twice before,” he says. “But this is truly a reimagining that honors the five-star standards of Wynn while acknowledging how travelers’ tastes have evolved.”

Lenahan started with an ultra-flattering color palette of soft peach and ivory hues accented with subtle splashes of gold, as well as a thorough redesign of each room’s lighting concept. By establishing this as the foundation, Lenahan wanted to ensure everyone would simply look and feel great, and then he delved into the details of how each guest makes the best use of their accommodations.

“We spent a lot of time on lighting throughout each space, offering choices like alabaster pendant lights, with the idea of allowing guests to adjust the lighting so it works for them, whether they’re getting ready for a day of meetings, dressing for dinner, or perhaps setting a romantic mood,” he says.

Among the most dramatic changes in Wynn’s Tower Suites: Each bedroom now features the Wynn Dream Bed outfitted with both an upholstered headboard and canopy frame. “I love that we’ve taken this luxurious bed our guests enjoy so much and turned it into a space that feels even more private and cozy,” Lenahan says. “Canopy beds have such a sanctuary like feel, and that enhances the escapist vibe at the heart of this redesign.”

Guests will love the little details, notably those organizational and tech-friendly touches, Lenahan says.

“We’re very cognizant of how guests want to feel like everything they’ve brought with them can be placed as they prefer, so now you’ll encounter a variety of new storage options, in the closets, in the dressers, and especially in the bathrooms,” he says.

In the latter, a four-tier etagère is positioned between a pair of custom sandblasted stone vanities that have increased in size, all to ensure both Wynn bath amenities and a guest’s belongings enjoy ample space. Bedside consoles likewise have been considered, with integrated outlets and USB ports for charging multiple devices.

Intuitive updates, from the positioning of each room or suite’s oversized HDTV to comfortable swivel chairs that allow guests to enjoy their view, enhance the experience, Lenahan says.

“We studied the best use of each element. Enjoying your view should be effortless regardless of whether you’re standing or sitting.” he says. “We put so much thought into each of these moments, and I believe it shows. We’ve set a standard in hospitality of not only meeting guest expectations but exceeding them, and I feel confident that this latest renovation continues to honor that idea.”

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